Israel works hard to integrate minority ‘Israeli Arabs’ into society
Israeli Arabs who make up about a fifth of the population serve in the judiciary, the civil service, they take important positions in the police and the army, actively participate in politics and the press and are represented by all-Arab parties represented in the Knesset.
There are Arabs who live below the poverty line, but that is not because of segregation, but rather it is because of cultural habits and choices. In fact, differences are more due to culture than to ethnicity: Israeli Arab Christians are academically more successful than Orthodox Jews and consequently have a higher standard of living.




